World Post Day

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Category : Important Days Published on: October 10 2023

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  • World Postal Day is celebrated every year on 9 October to increase awareness about the importance of postal service.
  • The purpose of this day is to tell people how the Postal Department has made an important contribution to every development in the country and the world.
  • The first post office in India was opened in Kolkata in the year 1774.
  • This day was celebrated for the first time in the year 1969.
  • The theme of this day for the year 2023 is - 'Supporting each other for a secure future'.
  • The postal system is believed to have started from London in the year 1840 AD.
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